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The Origins and Consequences of democratic citizens' Policy Agendas: A Study of Popular Concern about Global Warming
Climatic Change · 2006 · Vol. 77(1-2) · pp. 7–43
Jon A. Krosnick✉(Stanford University)Allyson L. Holbrook(University of Illinois Chicago)Laura Lowe(Impact)Penny S. Visser(University of Chicago)
Climate Change Communication and PerceptionEnvironmental Education and SustainabilityRisk Perception and ManagementSeriousnessGlobal warmingCertaintyFunction (biology)DemocracyPsychologyPolitical scienceSocial psychologyClimate changePolitics
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- National Science Foundation
- Ohio State University
- Electric Power Research Institute
- Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University
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